Nigerian court adjourns case between MTN, central bank to Dec 4

30th October 2018

By: Reuters

  

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A Lagos judge adjourned a hearing on Tuesday in a $10.1-billion dispute between South African telecoms firm MTN Group and Nigeria's central bank to Dec 4.

The central bank alleges the firm illegally sent $8.1-billion abroad, and the Nigerian government has demanded $2-billion in taxes from MTN.

MTN, which makes about a third of its annual core profit in Nigeria, has said the allegations are without merit.

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